Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09
PERSONAL.

Tuesday In the city.
Mr.. c. w. warneld was guest at the
Northington House Tuesday.
Mr. ed. Mcouary, OF Trenton, KY, was In
city Wednesday on business.
Captain Harmon, our old Fort Donelson
river friend, paid us call Tuesday.
--R. T. Anderson, OF Guthrie. came down
Tuesday 10 inquire about the losees by the
fire.
Mr.. Chas. s. Deeds, OF Todd county, spent
Tuesday among the tobacco dealers at the Rx-
change.
Robert Bradshaw and Gent Peniek, OF
Elkton came down Tuesday to see the result
of the fire.
MIR. w. p. Johnson, OF Lake View Farm
was among the business men in the city
Tuesday.
DIR. w. p. Meriwether came down Tues
by the fire.
Ernest Wilson, X. T. Hollins and little
son, and Ben Small, OF Hadensville. were In
the city Tuesday.
w. I. Anderson and James Holloway, of
Pinchem were In the city attending the to-
bacco sales Tuesday.
Mr.. s. NJ. Croker, tobacco dealer of
orlinda, Robertson, county, was selling at
the Exchange Wednesday.
MIR. Ohio Graves, OF the Farmers Ware
house, Louisville, attended the tobacco sales
at the Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. Jas. E. Broaddus, formerly mer-
chant in this city, now a farmer In Christian
county, was among his friends here Tuesday.
Miss Birdie Shackelford, returned this
week from a visit to Nashville. airs. Bessie
Shackelford, her aunt, came with her and
will remain week.
IT. E. Waller Esq, DIR. John G.. Chiles, G..
D. Runyon, DR.. F. J. Runyon, DIR. A. J. Will
son, and John Dickinson all OF Trenton
visited the city Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. Ahearn, GAINESVILLE boy now
working In the Union Office in Nashville.
came over to see his friends Tuesday. He re-
turned to Nashville Thursday morning.
DR. s. NJ. Lowery, OF Elkton, was at the
Exchange Wednesday. He reported Ito us
that g. b. Lewis. OF Elkton. was very danger
ously i'll and his death was hourly expected.
-Messrs. ]. A. Miles, J. I. Lille, G. NJ. Jones
and Frank Jamison, all OF Muhlenburg
county, KY, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
In the city attending the tobacco sales at the
Exchange.
Capt. r. l.. Cobb came down from Louis
Vile Saturday and has been here all the
week. He has recently explored the line for
railroad up the Cumberland Valley above
Williamsburg, Ky.
Jefferson B. Jones, pilot OF Dunbars
Cave, was In the city Tuesday. He recently
found some fish six inches long with red
lines on their sides in"Solomons's Pool" They
are not blind like the Mammoth Cave fish.
ID. ]. Corben Esq, of CorbandaIe, one OF
the county representatives, was In the city
Monday attending the quarterly meeting OF
the county court OF which he Is q member.
He has many friends here who bid him
welcome.
Mr.. James Rayl, whose headquarters are
vt Guthrie, but who repairs and supsrintends
the telegraph wires on many miles OF abe l.
& N. railroad was In the city Monday repair
ing injuries which the wires incidentally
received during the fire here.
Mr.. J. II. Hart, representing the p
Echert Candy Manufacturing Company OF
Cincinnati spent several days in the city this
week. He was with Joseph, who Is not only
the "Star Clotbier," but the "Star" good
natured man OF the Universe.
Mr.. ]. f. Bell requests us to say that he
most fully appreciates the kindness OF all the
citizens, and desires to express his gratitude
for the generous assistance rendered to him
by the college boys during the fire. He also
thanks the faithful negroes who laboced SO
patiently in saving his goods.